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	title:	Can't You Sleep, Little Bear
	author:	Martin Waddell, Barbara Firth
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Walker Books Ltd
	released:	April 4, 2005
	isbn:	1844284913
	isbn-13:	9781844284917

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Customer Reviews
Destined to be a Classic - Rated I'm amazed that anyone would want to tear this book up. It is absolutely charming and a lovely story to read at bedtime. I've lost count of how many copies I have bought as gifts. (All with great feedback.) Adults and children alike love it. The Americans love it too. So, why not the British??? The Graphics are good but........... - Rated Great graphics but very infuriating to read. The repetition of Big Bear, Little Bear, Big Bear, Little Bear to an excessive extent meant that to read it easily you have to miss out these words sometimes. The theme is understood. However our boys were never scared of the dark UNTIL this book was read to them. Best Use? Rip it up. Use the pictures and frame them. Theyre great. Enchanting - Rated This book was bought for my oldest daughter as a gift for her second birthday and has become a family tradition.... Little Bear can't get to sleep because he's afraid of the dark despite all of Big Bear's attempts at reassurance until Big Bear hits on the perfect way to get him to sleep. This book is not just for patrents having difficulty getting their children to sleep, it's enchanting and wonderfully warm. I guarantee the way Big Bear resolves the situation will bring a lump to your throat. The story is beautifully simple and the animation exquisite to the extent that we have given the series of books as gifts to friends' children in turn. After 17 years it's still a prized gift - which says it all really.

Customer Reviews

Destined to be a Classic - Rated 5/5
I'm amazed that anyone would want to tear this book up. It is absolutely charming and a lovely story to read at bedtime. I've lost count of how many copies I have bought as gifts. (All with great feedback.)
Adults and children alike love it. The Americans love it too. So, why not the British???

The Graphics are good but........... - Rated 1/5
Great graphics but very infuriating to read.

The repetition of Big Bear, Little Bear, Big Bear, Little Bear to an excessive extent meant that to read it easily you have to miss out these words sometimes.

The theme is understood.
However our boys were never scared of the dark UNTIL this book was read to them.
Best Use?
Rip it up. Use the pictures and frame them. Theyre great.

Enchanting - Rated 5/5
This book was bought for my oldest daughter as a gift for her second birthday and has become a family tradition....

Little Bear can't get to sleep because he's afraid of the dark despite all of Big Bear's attempts at reassurance until Big Bear hits on the perfect way to get him to sleep.

This book is not just for patrents having difficulty getting their children to sleep, it's enchanting and wonderfully warm. I guarantee the way Big Bear resolves the situation will bring a lump to your throat.

The story is beautifully simple and the animation exquisite to the extent that we have given the series of books as gifts to friends' children in turn. After 17 years it's still a prized gift - which says it all really.

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